Irish Reginost Band at Steack Theatre Features Major Trenholm
Amusements page previews a diverse bill at the New York Hippodrome and Empire theaters. Major John Trenholm headlines Irish tunes a rarity in the United States, while The Cat and the Canary returns to Broadway with familiar names like William Berd and Erlda Inescert. Constance Binney stars in Midnight at the Empire. A note on peony roots once used medicinally closes the piece.
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Steack Theatre
United States
John Trenholm
Ireland
New York
Kilbourn Gordon
Lie
Canary
Tts Lserond Prodiertoy Hind Oynt
Sitar Henson
Collier's
Newheatte
Wight
Cei
Lyria
Ihus
William Berd
Erleda
Maude Adams
Terani Barrymore
Margaret Austin
Adam Wid Exer
Winthrop Ames
Ruth
Democrats Heartened For 1924 Fray In Polls
Washington dispatch by David Lawreng reports Democrats buoyed by early 1924 returns as Republicans face internal strain. Analysts say party leadership and organization will shape the GOP as Democrats seek fresh faces and new direction ahead of the election.
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David Lawreng
Petkaport
Telewran
Washington
Republien
Taft
Republican Party
Senate
Bouse
Republic
Rov Breup
Democrate
Democrata
Democratic Party
Congress
Oscar Underwood
Hitchgock
Nebraska
Pat Stachy
Mississippi
Cordell Bull
Tennessee
Halia
Sng Tt
Yack
le Trie
Demdernis
Rie
Uly
Anp
Hre
Thic
AL Smith
New York State
Miller
New York City
Harding
Agen
Mnntin
Edwards
France
Cabell
Jecsey
Che Eige
Van
Lundy
Jersey
Hoboken
New York
Stacey Wetter
Lodge
Quernor Cos
Republican
Ang Natiou
Wells
Scotch Night Observed by the Y M C A
The Y M C A plans a Saturday Scotch Night at the VMI with a Thompson troupe of Scotch pipers and a program featuring Bob Brown, John Brown, and Bol Fortes. An afternoon program will present football results and quarter scores from Harvard Prince games.
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VMI
I. Ca
Mempers
Northen
Thompson
Bob Brown
Harry Tander
Bridgeport
John Brown
Bol Fortes
Harvard
Senatorial Candidate Dies by Own Hand in Yakima Hotel
Lee Tittle, defeated Republican nominee for Trusted States actuator, ended his life in a Yakima hotel room following his election defeat. Coroner W. M. Tittle reported the former county treasurer had shown distress after losing the nomination, with motives linked to wage reform debates and labor positions amid a turbulent political season across Indiana Ohio and North Dakota campaigns.
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Yakima
Wash
Lee Tittle
Ww. M Tittle
Beveridee
Indiana
Ohio
Organized Labor
Sen
Aloe
Beas
Pomerene
Vic Donaney
Enmidl Dake
Hie
Oig
Sengtu- Pomerens
Nebrugua
Arys
Carles W. Bryan
William Jennings Yar
Hitcheawck
Ting Yu Baen
North Dakota
J. OF
North Diakota
Senntoy Thapi
Snauri
Te Wilson
Dies
Loe Cinsim
Shontlands
Democratia Landslige
New York State
House of Representative
Nive Lavan
Republicans Hold Control In National House and Senate
Republicans maintain control of both national chambers amid defections and leadership shifts. The Massachusetts race affected the majority tally, while party leaders defend national policy and administration as tensions rise in Washington.
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National House
Senate
Renater Lodge
Massachusetts
Ehusetts
Solid Republican Ranks Shattered by Indiana Vote
Report on the 1924 election showing major Republican defeats nationwide led by Indiana. Beveridge in Indiana and Sutherland in West Virginia win Senate seats. Ohio governorship loss cited as a setback for the administration. Democratic gains across the Midwest and West signal shifts in national leadership and party strength.
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Indiana
New Terrey
du Pont
Delaware
Pyanee
Maryland
Caldte
New York
Othe
Castry
Enowriot
Rhody Islayg Wand
Yownsong
Michigan
Beveridge
Sutherland
West Virginia
Senate
Ohio
Guy
Linn
Anglog
Isflea
Isipallan
Revd
Misaoeh
Minnesota
O'Cnnnor
Dakota
Washington
7 West Side
California
Ston
Jonnsen
Kyale
Agairy
Tennesser
Tite
Fults Party
Misa Ale Jeg Robertson
Oklahoma
Winifeed M. Muck
Res Publican
Llinats
Ie T
Imprese
Mira. St. Chase- Temocrat
Missouri
Sqiceses
Victor Berges
Wisconsin
Democrats Sweep New Hampshire With Record Vote
In Manchester and statewide, Democrats achieved a sweeping victory with a record vote tallied. The party secured a 7 seat lead in the state house, while Republicans maintained control of the state senate and governor's office. Governor Albert Brown, a Republican, faced a strong challenge from Windsee Goodnow of Keene.
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New Hampshire
Manchester
State House
Senate
Fred J
JC Bomersworth
Maaloraty
Windsee FE
Goodnow
Keene
Inka Tintin
Albert
Brown
Republian
AEC
Eo Antes
Wallin
Y M C A Membership Committees To Dine
The YMCA membership committees are to dine at a banquet hosted by the leadership with active committee members listed. The event outlines membership renewal reminders and the upcoming year’s schedule, emphasizing renewed engagement and volunteer participation.
La Follette Returns Revered by Wisconsin Fans
Mrs Hooper regrets showing disappointment as La Follette returns to Wisconsin to address supporters. Amid crowd reactions in Watane Sant 4, Robert M. La Follette emphasizes progressive ideals and loyalty to the United States Senate. Jesse Dade and party leaders align with the Progres movement as Parley aims to rally support for Seagate as the campaign continues.
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Askusil
Watane Sant
Wisonsin
Robert M . LeFollette
United States
Jesse Dade
Capalithias
Pinchot's Pennsylvania Vote Count Rising in Partial Returns
Partial returns show Governor Pinchot leading Democratic rival John A Mee Sparrow in Pennsylvania with 27 of 67 counties reporting. Motor Trade and other races reflect shifting leads as the Democratic candidate grows in the Senate contest and overall party balance shown in the early results.
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John A. Mee
Wisures
Ppinehat
Mesmarea
Asta
Reet
United States
Murer
Laad Af
Kary Aati
Reed Man Without a Party Says Wilson
Fragmented lines present a political critique with mentions of Reed and Wilson. The garbled text includes references to party absence, elections, and unnamed figures, suggesting a discussion of political alignment and public perception.
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Reed
Man
Wilson
Obituary note with partial names and place hints
An obituary item offers sparse details and fragments including a mention of a person named Gill and a potential link to a local place or field. The readable text shows a memorial reference and hints at a burial context but lacks complete dates or identities.
Harding Ready to Care for Defeated Senators
Washington reports President Harding plans measures to assist defeated senators as they transition out of the Senate. Calder is mentioned as a potential collector of the port of New York, with speculation on his placement alongside other federal positions.
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Washington
Linsberg
Tegublienns
Senate
Toutans
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Issia
Idaho
Indiana
Louisiana
Massachuaelts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Abies
Nevada
New Mexico
New York
Carolin
Betes North
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
South
Drisara
Harding
Frelinghy
Gersey
Copeland
Newark
Calder
Cole
Ong
Colleataran
Crissingers
Pederai Tinserve
Prosecutions Loom in Mine Catastrophe
District Attorney Weimer said prosecutions may follow as investigators continue to remove bodies of four more victims. The inquiry blames naked lamps and gas ignition for the disaster and plans hearings in Ebensburg as officials seek to determine who allowed unsafe conditions.
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Cain
Weimer
Ehustsburg
S. Spangii
Gatton
Bronchial Asthma Relief via Honey Based Remedy
An old style gaslight health note touts a honey based treatment for bronchial asthma. It claims breathing ease through a tonic described as oxidizing and soothing, with references to local places and a generic list of supposed benefits.
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Gred
Utah
Hegnehiah Luhes
AlmMas
Gill Vie Rao
Ariyaa
Chou Piabie
Aleen
Pheomites
Figert
Porrugien
Leworsg, Brow
Fraggigig
Matuniet
Ainsiary
Blockheads Quick Cure for Dental Dread Weakened
A garbled ad like passage hawks a quick at home grains to dissolve a paste and wash, promising swift relief from dental woes. It mentions powders, hydrogen, and a two second rinse, with bold lines and unclear claims.
President Burns Attacks Board As New Members Named
President Burns criticizes the prior board and outlines upcoming agenda for the new board. Appointment of Mrs Smith and Mrs Cutting to the women’s mentoring panel signals party alignment and objectives. Cauldwell, longtime public affairs figure, joins as new member with previous aldermanic and state senate ties. A historic note recalls early submarine cable projects between Calais and Boulogne across the English Channel.
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Aso Grant
Sone Limense
Oornimon Loum CM
Smith
State Senate
Ile Te
Public Meeting on Medical Freedom Tonight at Town Hall
Public invited to a town hall meeting this evening to discuss medical freedom. The event will be open to all residents and held at the local town hall. details about speakers or agenda were not provided in the available text.
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Stratford
Oeloek
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